with 2019 in the rearview mirror, I challenge you to look back on the year objectively to discover the experiences, relationships, and pursuits that really fulfilled you. 

What were the things that happened in 2019 that set your soul on fire? What experiences do you want more of in 2020? And, most importantly, what is really required to achieve them?

take another mental step back…

What were your worst experiences of 2019? And how can you reduce them in 2020, or eliminate them altogether?

2. “If I had to achieve my ten-year goals in the next six months, how would I do it?”

Peter Thiel asks this question, made famous by Tim Ferriss’s book The Tools of Titans, of every Founder and CEO who comes to him for funding. 

3. “If money were no object, how would I spend my time? What would I do differently than I’m doing right now?”

All too often, we defer doing the things we really want to do until we hit a certain level of financial success. 

But here’s the thing… 

Most of the things you REALLY want to do (spend more time with family/friends, travel more, learn a new language, instrument, etc.) are all readily available NOW, regardless of your financial level.

4. “What problems am I facing in my life that I can spend money to solve?” 

There’s an old saying, “What got you here won’t get you there.” 

And it’s true. 

What gets most entrepreneurs to the “promised land” of 6 or 7-figure success is simple. They work hard for long hours every single day. 

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